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Scared of co-codamol. risk of addiction?
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Co-codamol: This consists of Codeine and aeceaminophen. Codeine is an opioid and there is always a risk of addiction with opioids. Your risk rises the longer you use it and if you do not adhere to your doctors instructions.
Answered 12/7/2019
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